15/06/2017 Newsround

Hi guys, Ricky here with your Thursday Newsround.

First up, the Government has promised to find new homes

in the local area for all the people affected by the huge fire

There will also be a special investigation into why

the fire started and why it was so bad.

The Queen has joined the praise for the emergency services

and the people who've brought food, water and clothes to those people

Newsround has spoken to some of the helpers.

I came here with some food for them and some old toys that I don't play

I feel bad for them because now they are going to be homeless.

But I am actually kind of happy that people are bringing lots

of food and toys and stuff for the babies and the kids.

I went to the church and I started giving out some free food

I came down here because I felt sorry for the

I have clothes in the car that I was going to give to people who

Later I am going to get some of my things from home and donate them.

There are people that don't have anything any more.

It is good that everyone is coming together to help the people in need.

And don't forget, if you're upset by this or by anything in the news

there's loads of advice at Newsround online.

A date's been given for the first public test

It's hoped the car - which has an fighter

jet engine inside - will set a new land speed record

Testing will take place on 26th October at a Cornwall airport.

Next, to Australia and a creature you may

It's called a Weedy Sea Dragon and experts down under

Not far off the coast of Sydney in Australia is what is known

People diving here find strange and beautiful creatures

The locals call these guys "Weedies",

otherwise known as Weedy Sea Dragons.

Native to the coasts around Australia, they are related

to sea horses and spend their time drifting in the water, blending

The problem is these colourful creatures

are becoming harder and harder to spot, and not just

This is the best site in Sydney, so you can

Other sites, particularly on the North side of

Sydney, where they used to be a common occurrence,

now you are lucky to find one and sometimes you find none.

Marine biologists have come up with a clever plan to work out how

They are asking divers to snap a picture of the

The researchers are then using a kind

of facial recognition software to identify each

Every time they identify a new Weedy they give it a name to help keep

track of it - kind of like a Facebook for Weedies.

And it will tell us if it is David or Greg or Alicia,

because every single new Sea Dragon we have gets a name so we can follow

Weedy Sea Dragons are classified as near threatened, but

the scientists reckon this research could provide enough info to have

them listed as endangered, which is more serious.

Scientists believe climate change could be a big part

They say rising sea temperatures are killing

the seaweed, which leaves them homeless.

Once we lose them, we will never get them back.

They were here hundreds of thousands of years ago.

With our impact, losing them would be really sad.

So, if you find yourself diving in Australia, snap a

picture to make sure there are plenty of little Weedies swimming

Now have you ever dreamed of what it must be like to play for Real Madrid

Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos wore a body camera when he went

into action in a special match at Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium.

We can get a taste of the action and even feel the roar

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